I’m pleased to announce that my second novel, Child Finder: Resurrection, took an award in the Fiction category during the annual Public Safety Writers Association (PSWA) writing contest. The PSWA held its 2010 conference in Las Vegas, NV from June 17 – 20, and the award winners were announced on Father’s Day. I’m real thrilled by the honor and for the association I have with the PSWA. During the convention, I had the opportunity to sit on two panels: “How Much Truth is too Much Truth in Fiction?” and “Supernatural and Spooky Stuff.”
The PSWA was founded in 1997 as the Police Writers Club. The Public Safety Writers Association is open to both new and experienced, published and not yet published writers. Members include police officers, civilian police personnel, firefighters, fire support personnel, emergency personnel, security personnel and others in the public safety field. Also represented are those who write about public safety including mystery writers, magazine writers, journalists and those who are simply interested in the genre.
I’ve put together a set of pictures from the event which follows — enjoy!
Mike: Great photos. I especially like the ones with you next to the PSWA Poster. Congrats on the award. Can’t wait to read your books. Wendy
Hello, Wendy!
I’m real pleased with how the pictures came out. Many thanks to Jack Miller for snapping many of them while I was on panel. I hope you enjoy my books
Mike
Terrific shots, great meeting you at the conference. Can’t wait to dig into the book.
Hi Sunny,
Glad you like the photos
It was a pleasure meeting you at the conference, and I hope you enjoy the book!
Mike